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Meanings of horrific events in English

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Usage of horrific events in English
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The horrific events of that day have left the country in mourning.
The Guardian
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For we do not let these horrific events define who we are.
Radio NZ
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The horrific events from Cetane, Eastern Cape play out like a nightmare.
The South African
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His misgivings began long before the horrific events in El Paso last weekend.
Wired
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I wake up having dreamt of these horrific events that I have caused.
The Guardian
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People should limit their exposure to the media during horrific events, Mr Robinson said.
Radio NZ
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Nearly 50 years after the horrific events, he retains a morbid fascination for many.
The Irish Times
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Sport has seemed an irrelevance at times in the shadow of some horrific events elsewhere.
The Guardian
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I'm extremely proud of my fellow Parisians for standing in unity after such horrific events.
The Guardian
10
After reporting the events in October, she recounted the horrific events in detail in a statement.
Ebony
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Different accounts of the horrific events that took place at Solly's spread like wildfire on social media.
The South African
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It means they can tell themselves that the horrific events happened to somebody else, not to them.
News.com.au
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The news of Wednesday morning's horrific events shocked and enraged the Brisbane communities where the family were known.
Radio NZ
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All this does is frighten further a nervous public, already jittery following the horrific events of September 11th.
The Irish Times
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June Kelly has been speaking to some of those caught up in the horrific events of that day.
BBC
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But the rawness of the horrific events will change the atmosphere, to one more sombre, respectful and hard-working.
The Guardian
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Horrific events across language varieties
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